Jack's back tattoo

I don't remember seeing the back tattoo before.

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What exactly is that on his back though? A "K" and a "8"? K8 = Kate? With some kind of Decepticon symbol

The "K" looks more like a "R" to me.

I think the writers mostly paid attention to the tattoo Achara gave him.

R..and an S, possibly.

I'm thinking that it is an R and an S as well.

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Originally Posted by queenbeesteph

I don't remember seeing the back tattoo before.

The initials must stand for his favorite decepticon! (Ransack I'm guessing?)

11:50 AM

Yeah, I've read about the decepticon idea - i think it's a good thought!

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Jack's back tattoo: Some people think it's new, some claim in was in the pilot episode. Some people think it looks like a Transformers symbol and that Jack is really a Decepticon.

Here's what wiki said about Ransack! Do you think it sounds like Jack? LOL!

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Ransack is the brains of the Decepticon front on the Speed Planet... but that's not saying very much at all, since Crumplezone is dumb as a bag of hammers and Dirt Boss is so fixated on grinding Override into the dirt he doesn't care about anything else. In fact, Ransack is pretty dumb in his own way, but his gift for motor-mouthed, sneaky weaseling borders on genius.

He's a coward, a sneak, a luckless loser and small-time chiseler who's had his optics opened to a far greater form of evil and power previously unimagined, yet completely lacks the intelligence to attain it. Sometimes it seems Megatron only tolerates him because his antics keep the Autobots distracted. If he has a good point to him, it's that he and Crumplezone seem to actually be friends, even though Ransack clearly takes advantage of his huge partner's bulk to lend muscle to his schemes, or as cover when said schemes almost invariably end up in the gutter.

The only time Ransack acts alone is... in his act. Yes, Ransack has tried stand-up comedy. He dreams of one day becoming a star, but his attempts have been met with little success. Not even his grab for the Velocitronian entertainment industry has caught the eye of Override, his secret crush. Of course, she finds him to be little more than an obnoxious troublemaking moron and is totally oblivious to his "affections".

Japanese name: Gasket

That's hilarious! lol! So when is Jack going to start up his stand-up routine?

and the funniest thing is I was just looking around for a decepticon with a "R" and a "s" in it's name. completley random.

Good evening, Ladies and Robots! Let's get tonight's act started...

Why couldn't Megatron see the autobot after he had his first child?
Because he was Trans-parent! (Rim Shot!)

Why was Hotshot late to work?
Because he lost his Cyber Keys!! (Ba Dum Cha!)

What do you call Decepticons after they've been smashed by Omega Supreme?
Decepti-crumbs (Zing!)

Whats red, blue, silver, black and green?
Optimus Prime and Megatron fighting over a pickle.

Thank you, thank you! Have a good night and don't forget to tip your waitress!

I think the RS obviously stands for Ron Silverman, a film producer possibly best known for his 1983 film: "Krull". The symbol between the initials is probably a crude depiction of the Krull monster's head. Film synopsis from IMDB:
Meant to be a whimsical sword-and-sorcery film about a prince out to save his princess from the jaws of the Beast, Krull has enough scenes borrowed from blockbuster predecessors (Raiders of the Lost Ark, E.T., Robin Hood, Star Wars) and is gentle enough to be rather derivative, ordinary fare. Prince Colwyn (Ken Marshall) has inherited a kingdom under siege by the evil Beast, and not only has to rid the land of the monster, but he has to rescue his bride Lyssa (Lysette Anthony) from the Beast's clutches as well. In his magical land, horses can sometimes fly, medieval castles can harbor weapons that light up, and before he can defeat the Beast, the prince has to get his hands on the glaive (French for "double-edged sword"), a razor-sharp, magical weapon capable of killing the monster. One of the more notable aspects of Krull is that a 30-year old Liam Neeson plays the bit part of Kegan, in only his third full-length feature film. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, All Movie Guide